Here are four menus from the Chung collection that might be members of some series, but we don’t have enough examples to know for sure. The first two, however, do look pretty similar.
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This dinner menu was used on the Dominion in 1936. The back cover reprinted an article lauding travel on Canadian Pacific passenger trains from a 1934 edition of the Vancouver Daily Province.
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This unpriced lunch menu was used on a special train for an Eastern Farm Bureau tour of the West in 1936. The inside front cover is a full page of dense text describing Winnipeg and Lake of the Woods. An advertisement for Canadian Pacific steamships to Britain and Europe is on the back cover (as well as the front cover).
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This menu looks like it could be a part of the same series as one we’ve seen before with a maple leaf on the cover. This particular dinner menu was used on the Dominion in 1937.
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Finally, this 1953 menu commemorates the 1952 coronation of Elizabeth II. Canadian National had a series of at least five different menus featuring the coronation, but this is the only one I’ve seen from Canadian Pacific. This was a dinner menu on the Empress of Scotland, which until 1942 was known as the Empress of Japan.